Third Wheel Syndrome

Third Wheel Syndrome

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Once upon a time, there was a little nerd. And she fell in love with the bad boy, yada yada yada. That's the old story. This is the new version, revolving around the two thirdwheels of the old story. Remember the supportive, stylish and optimistic best friend of the main girl? Or the super idiotic and humorous best bud of the main guy? Yeah, the thirdwheels. This is their story. ~ Caia Simpson just wanted to be a good friend and set her best friend up with the guy she had been crushing on for years and was even ready to heartily welcome the role of the thirdwheel. But never in a thousand years did she expect to share the role with someone else or her plan to bring 'him back to her life. ~ Caia has three important things in her life. Her hair, her best friend and her blog. She is the well known blogger queen of the school, extremely interested in new school gossips and hot hot fights in the cafeteria. There's nothing else that could get her on her high horses than high school drama. As inconsiderate as she could be sometimes, Caia cares the world for her best friend, Serapina, the little nerd of the school. And when she realizes that Serapina's still crushing on Emmett Hudson, the notorious bad boy, Caia is determined to get them together. For who could be more perfect than the little innocent nerd, to the popular bad boy? Her idea was perfect. Her plan was bulletproof. Then how did she end up asking him for help? The very guy she swore to never get close to, again? Cory Mills, that funny and silly best friend of the bad boy you see in any story who's just there to give the main guy moral support and be a humorous idiot. Little do they know that there's a lot more to him. When Caia ends up joining hands with Cory to get her ship canon, never in her life did she imagine that it would leave her whole life in a mess. With two thirdwheels working together, old sparks re-igniting and a past haunting the present, the third wheel syndrome is on stage.
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